PM Holness Outlines Bold 50-Year Vision for St. Thomas, Jamaica

Written by on May 19, 2025

ST. THOMAS, JAMAICAPrime Minister Andrew Holness has reaffirmed the government’s long-term commitment to transforming St. Thomas, Jamaica into a modern, economically vibrant parish, backed by a 50-year infrastructure strategy already well underway.

In a statement posted on X (formerly Twitter), the Prime Minister highlighted key milestones of the Southern Coastal Highway Improvement Project and the development of the Morant Bay Urban Centre as anchor investments in the parish’s transformation.

“We are rewriting the future of this parish, one investment at a time,” Holness declared.

St. Thomas has seen extensive upgrades in water, sewage, and broadband infrastructure, laying the groundwork for future digital and economic growth. The transformation also includes:

  • ✅ Construction of new fire stations

  • ✅ Upgraded health centres to expand access to care

  • ✅ Social housing projects aimed at improving living standards

Looking ahead, Holness announced plans for a multi-purpose entertainment and sports facility that will become a landmark development in the parish. Additional expansion initiatives will provide support to small and micro businesses, further boosting local entrepreneurship.

“Our vision stretches beyond the present. We are thinking 50 years ahead, ensuring that today’s infrastructure becomes the foundation for tomorrow’s prosperity,” Holness said.

The government’s continued focus on parish-specific development signals a broader national push to decentralize opportunity and ensure equitable growth across Jamaica.


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